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There are many facets of expatriate life that come as a total surprise. It is easy for outsiders to get the wrong idea about expatriate life: a perception that combines romanticism and leisure, adventure and pleasure, a better life, a hope, a future. It is seen as a privileged lifestyle and envied by those who stay behind. These qualities may, in some way or another, be present in the expatriate lifestyle, but with them also come the sacrifices, discipline, energy, focus, determination, self-discipline and connectedness that enable you to keep yourself together. Share your thoughts on this blog...
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5 comments:
With tourism down and hotels cutting prices, building projects on hold, Mauritian stock market down, it is showing all the signs of an economic slow down. Yet the Rupee is still strong and interest rates high, Mauritius may not be in a recession yet, but will need to stay focused to avoid it.
Offshore seems to be ok, continue to see new business.
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I hope not! Mauritius is still booming in tourism I think.
Mauritius Holidays
Joseph - Pereybere.
A Recession - Yes some fallout. If you keep up to date with the local news you will find out that exporting companies and tourism is feeling the effects of the European Recession.
Prices are going up and for the local people it is very tight financially.
It may get a little worse but nothing like Europe ( I hope)
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